Information about The National Museum - Marinduque-Romblon

The National Museum - Marinduque-Romblon

The National Musem of the Philippines - Marinduque is located in the municipality of Boac, in what used to be the oldest Catholic school in the province, Escuela de Niños. It features the history, culture, and heritage of not just Marinduque but also the province of Romblon. It is one of the tourist spots in Marinduque, and it also gives visitors a chance to learn about some of the tourist spots in Romblon.

There are three permanent exhibits in the museum: The Journey Towards the Protection of the Philippine Rise, Submerged History: The Marinduque Shipwrecks, and the Moryonan Art and Devotion.

Before the building was turned into a museum, it already had a storied history. In 1856, it was used as a prison and was also subsequently used as the tribunal of the Spanish government. In later years, it also became the office of the Department of Education - Division of Marinduque, as well as the Municipal Trial Court of Boac. It also once housed the Boac Municipal Library.

Tickets and entry

Admission to the museum is free, but for large groups, it is recommended that you make a reservation to ensure that the staff can accommodate you.

Best time to visit

As it is an indoor attraction, the museum can be visited year-round, but take note of its operating hours. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 AM to 5 PM.